Jeffry Bartash is an Economics Reporter at MarketWatch. He covers a range of topics including markets, inflation, unemployment, and the Federal Reserve, with a focus on business and economics. His work has been featured in Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch, and NewsBreak.
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By: Jeffry Bartash
PCE inflation rises 0.1% in November, below 0.2% Wall Street forecast Core PCE increases 0.1% in November, below 0.2% Wall Street forecast12-month increase in PCE index climbs to 2.4% from 2.3%.Core PCE price increase in past year unchanged at 2.8%Consumer spending rises 0.4% in November
By: Jeffry Bartash
Sales of new homes in the U.S. rose nearly 6% in November, but demand was still quite depressed because of high mortgage rates, high home prices and a lack of properties on the market. Sales increased to an annual rate of 664,000 last month from a revised 627,000 in October, [the U.S. Census report
Initial U.S. jobless claims drop 1,000 to 219,000 in week ended Dec. 21. Below forecast. Continuing jobless claims rise 46,000 to 1.91 million. Highest since 2018 if pandemic period excluded.
By: Jeffry Bartash
American manufacturers ended 2024 just as they began it: In a mild slump that still shows little sign of ending ahead of President-elect Donald Trump taking office again.
The U.S. trade deficit rose 6% to nearly $80 billion near the end of 2024, leaving Donald Trump with a gap that’s almost twice as high as when he first took office as president eight years ago.
By: Jeffry Bartash
The U.S. trade deficit rose 6% to nearly $80 billion near the end of 2024, leaving Donald Trump with a gap that’s almost twice as high as when he first took office as president eight years ago.
The holiday shopping season gave a boost to service-oriented companies in December, but top executives were wary of potential Trump tariffs and a recent uptick in inflation.
By: Jeffry Bartash
The holiday shopping season gave a boost to service-oriented companies in December, but top executives were wary of potential Trump tariffs and a recent uptick in inflation.
By: Jeffry Bartash
President-elect Donald Trump is inheriting low unemployment after several years of strong postpandemic hiring, but he’s also confronting a weakening labor market in which fewer jobs are available and fewer companies are adding workers.
By: Jeffry Bartash
The number of people who applied for unemployment benefits in the first week of the new year fell to an 11-month low, the latest sign layoffs remain extremely low even as businesses cut back on hiring.
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